Does anyone know if it is possible to still get antennas in the style of the old AS M-67's and similar? I like this style of antenna and am looking at installing one, but not willing to pay the prices they are listed for on ebay.
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A number of companies made very similar looking antennas and I kind of remember some by Midland, Pace and others. I'm not aware of any current mfrs making them.
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Antenna specialists is a brand down to guys like me who started in the sixties... there have been knock-offs.
Just chiming in, not looking for a debate. An original product from that time zone through the early 80s, it's a quality product.
Just chiming in, not looking for a debate. An original product from that time zone through the early 80s, it's a quality product.
Yea, but a silly CB/trucker movie has pushed the prices of a particular CB and antenna to insane heights. A Pace radio that would normally be worth $35 new in box or $15 used is now being advertised over $1k. The M-67 antenna which should go for about $5 to $15 is being advertised for hundreds of $$.
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